Triple

Target class: Indian Ocean cyclone
Context triple: [1964 Rameswaram cyclone, instanceOf, Indian Ocean cyclone]

• A. North Indian Ocean cyclone chosen
  A North Indian Ocean cyclone is a powerful, rotating storm system that forms over the Bay of Bengal or Arabian Sea, characterized by low atmospheric pressure, strong winds, and heavy rainfall, often leading to coastal flooding and severe damage in surrounding regions.
• B. Pacific typhoon
  A Pacific typhoon is a mature tropical cyclone that forms in the western North Pacific Ocean, typically bringing intense winds, heavy rainfall, and coastal storm surges.
• C. anticyclonic storm
  An anticyclonic storm is a large-scale weather system characterized by high atmospheric pressure at its center and winds that rotate opposite to the typical cyclonic direction for that hemisphere, often bringing clearer and more stable conditions.
• D. tropical cyclone season
  A tropical cyclone season is the period of the year, defined for a specific ocean basin, during which tropical cyclones are most likely to form and occur due to favorable atmospheric and oceanic conditions.
• E. Atlantic hurricane
  An Atlantic hurricane is a powerful, rotating tropical cyclone that forms over the warm waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, characterized by strong winds, heavy rainfall, and potential for significant coastal and inland damage.
• F. None of above.